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Davis, Caroline - Portals Volume 2: Returning
Portals Volume 2: Returning
Artist: Davis, Caroline
Format: CD
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Label: Intakt Records
Rel. Date: 09/20/2024
UPC: 7640120194246

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DISC: 1

1. Gate of the Year
2. Coming 'Round
3. Back Again
4. Olympian Air
5. Kites
6. Only the Names Are Changed, Part 1
7. Darien
8. Only the Names Are Changed, Part 2
9. Everlasting Fire
10. City Flora
11. Oblivion
12. Cover Up

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Intakt Records is delighted to release their first collaboration with New York saxophonist and visionary instrumentalist, composer and activist Caroline Davis. Portals, Volume 2: Returning is a dedication to Caroline Davis' grandmother, Joan "Lady" Anson Weber, a British poet (1927-2010) who is a direct inspiration for Davis's artistic life. The pieces on "Portals, Volume 2" were written by Davis for her current quintet, which consists of some of the leading voices in American jazz - Marquis Hill, Julian Shore, Chris Tordini and Allan Mednard. They are joined by several guests, including flutist Nicole Mitchell, as well as vocal instrumentalists Jen Shyu, Nappy Nina, Julia Easterlin and Alexa Barchini to honor Lady's poetry with their voices (using spoken word and song). "Portals Volume 2: Returning, is an extremely special record. It is incredibly personal, but the spirit of the music is so generous and so vulnerable that the specificities of it's subject become invitations for the listener to experience the perspectival shifts of grief as an ecstatic pathway towards greater empathy", writes Wendy Eisenberg in the liner notes.